Nicest 1940's Omega 30T2 watch collection - OMEGA ENTHUSIAST
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- Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2019
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A video on my 20 pieces personal Omega 30T2 watch collection including some educational facts about them as well.
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Wow you have all the vintage Omega collections and is all mint condition.
Very nice.
Thank you! Not all, but a good amount. Condition is very important to me.
Very beautiful watches, thanks for sharing.
I would love to see more of your personal collection
This is why I love vintage watches, but none more than the Omega's from this era with the 30T2 movement. I believe that this was the golden era of watchmaking, but of course that is my personal feeling. Keep up the great work Sao, and this is one beautiful collection.
Thank you! Now it’s time to watch part three! ruclips.net/video/9aoe64AyQjo/видео.html
Omega and Longines vintage watches are some of the best looking and most accessible watches to the general population.
Definitely a beautiful collection. I have only one vintage watch which is a 1947 Omega. I bought this after a reaching an important personal goal and picked this particular one because it is Art Deco style and is a birth year watch. I absolutely love it.
Thanks for sharing!
Perfect matching leather straps 👍🏻
GOOD LORD MAN some of us have families to feed, you’re tempting me to spend my life savings on these watches
Hi my friend. I was not born rich to be honest. Had to work extra hard to save up and build a collection of my own. Aside from running my business, part of the fun is I need to collect a few pieces of my own as well. It's very addicting and which is why most antique collectors in general are always running out of cash! haha
That is literally stunning collection! Beautiful :)
Thank you! I will have an updated episode in 2023!
This is a superb collection! I have a 1948 OT14161 30T2RG and the information in this vid has helped with my research a lot :)
Very nice! Take good care of your watch. :-)
I love the video, planning a bullseye for my next purchase, love your site as well
Thank you for your comment. Hope you will find that special bullseye 😉
Wow! I really love this design decade of Omega
Should watch part 3: ruclips.net/video/9aoe64AyQjo/видео.html
Brilliant video friend, I have a 30t2 which I am having difficulty identifying. I didn't think I would love another watch more but I have just seen many temptations in your collection! Thanks for making the video
You're welcome. 30T2 can be a big addiction!
I have watched most of your videos. My next purchase will be from you. Thank you for all the information. Also, the 40’s Omegas are the best.
Many thanks and you’re very welcome. Happy to assist you when the time comes. But knowledge is key. With knowledge you can buy from anyone! ;)
Unique collection. Superb. Omega itself does not have a colection such as yours.
Many thanks!
What a beautiful collection. Great information provided on this historic Omega model(s). As for favorite - hard to pick but has to be number 6 the first gold version you shown. That watch is stunning with the dial, gold case and blued second hand.
Thank you! Blue piece is not a piece that I would wear on a daily basis, but it is one of my top 10 favorite as well. The patina is just fantastic to look at!
I believe you still got an open slot left, will find you something nice to fill up that slot! haha
I have just added this watch to my collection. However, I have a stainless steel version. Great looking watch, Circa 1944!!
Wow I learned alot, I always look for the crown signed! Mushroom crown, that’s new to me as well
A lot of watches from the 40s and earlier are not signed. :-)
Omega needs to sponsor this guy.
Haha. That would be cool. Got lots of ideas for them.
I surrender. This is your first video I'm watching. I'm going to watch all your videos. Get myself my first vintage Omega. How did you gather so much information. You are Amazing ❤️
Haha, enjoy! Have been collecting for a long time. A fulltime watchmaker that specialize in vintage Omega.
Wonderful! I'm subscribing.
Many thanks! Will continue to make more wonderful videos!
Thank you for the great information!! The 30T2 are the best!! One of mine is in 9k gold, and cased in England by Dennison.
You're very welcome! Sounds like you own a 13322 case model?
@@TimelessHistoryChannel Yes, I love it!
@@johnmagnussen917 And you will love the Bullseye even more! Thick sturdy solid case with one super attractive dial.
I like CK2400 with the Swedish word "SUVERÄN" in caseback. I have one in my collection and would like more after this video. Thank you for your education!
Thank you so much for the comment. CK 2400 I believe comes in 3 different case back. And CK 2383 would be the international model of a CK 2400 and has a blank back. Maybe you should watch my latest 30T2 video which will definitely make you to own another SUVERÄN. haha
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I got a vintage omega seamaster km6323 from 1971 just recently serviced. Total of 1000 dollars. 500 to buy and 500 to service
In general, what do you use for strap replacements since any original strap wouldn't likely be wearable? Do you lean toward Speidel, or is there a diff source yo use? Thank you!
I normally use my own handmade straps, or ones from my local supplier. I do not use Speidel, but try Hirsch.
CK 2317 case model, Sir/ friend, will you sell it? If so , then what will be the price.
I am curiously waiting for your answer.
Number 13 is beautiful! I love the Roman numerals, but they are hard to find.
Glad you noticed that. Check out the part 3 of my 30T2 collection. 10 more addition!
What a wonderful video!! I was just looking at my 30T2 sub second and cal 266 bullseye (30T3?). :)
Your 30T2 supposed to be part of my own personal collection. Very fortunate to own it. Take the best care possible. It has an unique dial. Not sure about 266 as a 30T3, but take good care of that Bullseye as well! haha
@@TimelessHistoryChannel You have too many beautiful watches. Should sell more from your collections! LOL
@@Spenser199 I am sure you'll still get a chance to own some of my very nice pieces in the future! :-P
Utterly gorgeous! I have a 2179 with a 99xxxxx serial number 30T2 SC calibre but a worn (incorrect) submariner dial and no second hand. I intend to bring it back to as near original as possible, starting with hands and dial. Could you suggest where I might get these parts?
hmm...If you want to hear honest truth then you're better off buying another complete watch.
Finding factory original dial and hands are not easy for a watch of this age or any vintage watch in general. That's why, I always tell people if you're going to buy a vintage watch, best to buy one that is complete and correct. :-(
What you can try is maybe message on the Omega forums and see if someone can supply you with one.
Good luck!
@@TimelessHistoryChannel Ah sir, you mistake the journey for the destination!
My quest is to find a watch similar to your watch No. 5. I don't know how long it will take but, I will get it one day.
Be patience, that day will eventually come. :-)
From where can I collect ?
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Hi there, is there somewhere I can contact you for little advice on the vintage omegas?
My website link is in the description box. On the site's homepage, at the bottom, you can donate first and ask any questions unrelated to the products on the site.
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I like the 1940s omega any of yours for sale?
Have sold a few on my website. Should subscribe to the site so you will be notified whenever there is a site update!
Notice:The No.9 CK2834's second hand should not be shorter than the minute hand.
Thanks for the comment. But actually, the hands are correct. When it comes to a 1940s or 1950s Omega “Manual Wind” model, when there is inner minute track, only the second hand follow and not the minute hand. Minute hand will be longer. ONLY the automatic reference that the minute and second hand must follow the track. Hope this help. 😊
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Indeed, thank you.
Finally a good Canadian collection...but everything is in USD!?? Just can’t escape the Americans even in our own Country lol...imagine if we tried to give Americans Canadian money 😀
Nice collection tho
Glad you noticed "finally a good Canadian collection".
Unfortunately, I pay in USD, so I need to sell in the same currency as well.
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I have a CK2383 (watch 20)
Can you please give me an estimate on value.?
Unfortunately I do not appraise.
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Thanks anyway, are they valuable?
They are valuable depending on the condition, what has been done to the watch, warranty, and so on... Dial refinish or case polish will definitely affect the value a lot.
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OK, I'll try another tack.
Are they a sought after collectable watch?
I'm talking about this one in particular.
How rare (if at all) are they?
Would the radiation of those 40s watch conerns you?
Not at all. If you discuss with any long time collectors we are blessed that new collectors are afraid. This way we can still buy them at a reasonable price and enjoy some of the nicer watches. As long as I am not licking on the dial or sniffing the radium dust, there is nothing for me to worry about. I have a radon and a geiger in my work shop. Have even tested over 30 radium watches in one room and the radon is not even at the danger level. But if you are afraid, stick to something from the 60s.
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